The evening world. Newspaper, July 28, 1922, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, for the Demoeratle nominatlor Governor Weecott, in a letter rece 4 uttle hoadquarters hore Personal Uberty must be To say that an American eitize not At and drink what his wis! 1 By Roger Batchelder. to L. C, Moore, who has arrived at| Judgment approve is to strike a b f the Astor from Tuscon, after attend-| the very foundation of liberty. The Gapper invasion Ie no longer} ing ihe Atlantic City convention of tariff must cease to br restricted to this country, for It has] the Commercial Law League. means of enriching a few at tho ex spread to Japan and there gained a| “It is really appropri he de-| pense of many. foothold Whioh te makita the atald| cired we have both the requis-] “The burden of taxation must elders shake thelr heads hopelessly, |ites of & winter rework and of ajieluced. health resort “On all of these issues the Repu x % ccording t . Wada, a J es 7 rf Hackensack Conductor Said|*< ig to A. Wada, a Japaneso yur chief industries, copper min-| licans have failed and give no gro! : mitt cotton man, who is at the Pennayl-| ing and cattle raising,’ Mr. Moore]of success, 1 will support Gov. | Anthony King Didn’t Pay | vania to-day. continued, “were not badly hit by the] wards because he is #vund on all { * o “I doubt !f the women of any coun financial depression, and we expect|issues and has the ability to vote cor —Felled With Bottle. try have made such radical, changes| that by fall or winter, at the latest,|rectly in the Senate, where the as those of Japan,” said Mr. Wada. | wo shall be back to normal. ‘The State] tion needs less talk, more thouglit «i! HACKENSACK, , J, July 28 They were once quiet in demeanor | University is now developing its min-| quick action." Anthony King, forty-two years old, |0%¢ behavior, and allowed the men to| inr achool, and graduates are in great 01 . -two years old, | oxercise full authority in the house-| demand throughout the mining terri RTS om IER of 241 Malcolm Avenue, Garfield, N.|nold But now it is vastly different. | tory SHIP NEWS S INFGRMATION vi e y in “_ ife od yo vi -| out bail on a charge of manslaughter] An" he went on. with o ame infor ‘1. Louis to-day is the baseball Due To-Day. to-day in connection with the death as many Western customs as shej town t Boston w tep years ago, Southampton J 2 of Arthur Ulrich, twenty-eight years|could. And that is not o bad thing, ted Bernard M. Francis, former f Rooaeyels Bouthampign: 309 39 old, a conductor on the main line of | for we young men are also cultivating | resident: of Boston, who is at the} c Dolon . eines 3 Public Service Railway Company | the hablts and customs of your won- | Murray Hill from St. Louis. He ts on | Prov iensa, sMareuttion |...) it the Public Service 3 BLY | eer Gousitey: fa busine but he finds time to Due To-Morrow. on July 28. King was arrested in his} «pt the flapper—she ts different, | go to the Polo Grounds daily to wateh| parts, Havre ‘ 5 home by County Detective John H.| just like the flapper of the United | his home team bendanderry”¢:1 oe Taylor last night, following an Inves-| States. Her walk is tho same, her Ten years ago," ho went on, ‘Bos. | Niagara, Bordeaux, ug Hirich’s death by Public] talk, her views and her hair—it has] ton, with it d teams, was baseball! Duel d tigation of Ulrich's death the ‘same bob at I do not like.| mad. 1 a game there not lon: pus Bunday, Service Railway Company inspectors. | put the flapper likes it, and whatever | ago, and the change with pitiful, The] Finland, Antwerp aut County Detective Taylor sald King |she likes she has—even in Japan,” fold enthusiasm was gone and the 7. Tampleo 3 had made a statement to him in which KS WI WN ATLANTA. | fans were not on hand. Out in st ; ELKS LL O} Due Monday he said that on July 18 he had board-| jit nen the mike have just un-| Louis, every good citizen ts a rooter| partie, Queenstown cd a main line trolley in Lodi, where | eee ne eee eee Atlantie| 20": and I think that tt ts the best] Oroite, Southampton’ ¢.10°22 i e worked, deposited his 8 cents fore | Packed Ut tanta, 'G Iready | DASeball city in either league. We ex-| Fbro Sf ae in the fare box and entered the ca ' a bp ‘ Ree « ilready| pect to have part of the series there, Bros, Armuey prernenti a: ¥ About ten minutes later, King said, | as its muntelpal coat off and Is get-| ana nope to duplicnte New York's] Ft. St. George, Bermuda, su Ulrich entered the car and demanded | ‘DK T ndy for the convention which | feat of Inst season." Stavangerfjord, Christiania, duly 23 ~. see ee aosing bs had Pill be held there next year. ‘That is | ee ~ = his fare, saying bea if report of Col, Robert A. Gordon, PARTHEST FROM HOME. not done so when he ¢ ear. | = Dp, . q 5 yaya AMUSEMENTS, They engaged in an arg .Ww Grand Lodge, B. P. O. E., who 1s at The New Yorker for a Day or nontinued when King got out of | the Commodore from Atlanta Two,” who is farthest from home to-|— WINTER GARDEN % & ttn bes, 82 was continuGarfelé. Ulrich followed} “The Next convention will be the| day is D. C. Russell, who is at the cry LA SEL : f Micoae anal wHAnie ver held,” Col. Gordon as-]| Pennsylvania, His home town, Shang cana BD 9 i Whents, Ulrich struck him, accord.| set © of the real old-fashioned | tay nat eSKA SURATT, ADELE ROWLAND, Sean ericeciag then drew a beer| Southern hompitality. ‘The city is de- eee no PRICE and Superlative Cast hottle fled with coffee from his pocket |Tighted with the prospective honor OUT FOR EDWARDS CHIO Irow's ov and struck Ulrich over the eye with| Which will be paid. tt and already ts al {This ended the argument, and|making preparations for the big event FOR U. S. SENATE a WHE cATIE. Ulrich went home to be treated by a] The Governor, Mayor and leading rats Now. physician, He died five days later, | citizens have conferred on the sub-| Judge Wescott annie Re- and his family announced that d ject and f want New York Elks to had resulted from acute indige start anticipating a real Dixie wel-{ publican Record and De- Frank Van Houten, a Public come.” mands Personal Liberty. \tee inspector, heard of the fig NEW YORK DRAMATIC CENTRE.| Joexcon, July 28.—Former At twoen King and Ulrich and started! ate the American drama continues} Goneral John W. W. THtaTRE GUILD an investigation, which ended nly, fourish it. will attain its fut|tomey General John Wescott of ett King's arrest. stature here in New York," asserted|Camden, who became nationally monn j natin eaten * Miss Kate McLaurin, playwright, who] prominent when he nominated Wood- IIDNK mars yepy CHARGE SON, 18 has arrived at the Belleclaire. “Your!;ow Wilson in 1912, has announced shia city offers the ultimate in dramatic]. support of Gov. Edwards 1 2 SHOT HIS FATHER [frrterint You nave all kinds of poo- [Ts support of Gov. awarts ow anol] TIMES SQUARE ple and they must come In contact in] Democratic cundidate for the Unite: in Boy Is Alleged to Have|atl kinds of places. The Ideas of the |S} Senatorship and State Bank ate * drama must be drawn from life if}ing Commissioner William Tuttle " N THEATRE, West 424 Si yy Been: Incensed Because of Reproof. Incensed because his father had re- proved him for staying out late at night, Emmund Degel, eighteen, of No. 170 Ogden Avenue, Jersey City, early this morning shot his father in the right side according to the police. ‘The father made a complaint against the son who was locked up in the Jersey City Station. The elder man’s wound is not dangerous. Young Degel, according to the story told the police by the father, has been in the habit of remaining out until long after midnight. When the young man returned home early this morn- ing, the father told him to change his habits and one word led to another. Mrs. Degel and their three other chil dren were awakened and went to the room just as the son drew a revolver from his pocket and shot the father in the side. They say that the boy then threw the revolver to one side and went to his room where the police arrested him. Degel was taken to the Jersey City Hospital. they are to be realistic and lifelike and New York is the city from which they must come.” A REPORT FROM CUBA. “The old Havana is fast vanishing, and a modern city has taken its place,” related Holland Ball Judkins of that city, who !s at the Biltmore with Mrs. Judkins, “Old landmarks are being torn down to give way to up to date buildings which meet the demands of the increasing American population, New roads throughout the island offer more and more {n- ducements to motorists. Before long, in fact, Palm Beach will have a worthy rival in the Cuban city." Mr. Judkins sald that the Cuban business man is shrewd, and that he takes great pride in his native land. His economic condition {s improvins moreover, and Mr. Judkins believes that before long he will again be able to maintain his place in the financial world. 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M. in HUNT’S POINT PALACE, Hunt’s Point Square, Southern Boulevard and 163rd St. REMEMBER !—These Hunt's Point lots have been held for more than 30 years SATURDAY, JULY 29th several hundred individual should mean active trading, building and population Seize this opportunity ! By order of the New York City Freehold Estates Corp., Ltd. ENGLAND. R, CLARENCE DORSETT, Atty., 25 Pine Street, Now York City All of the Remaining Unsold OTS 67 Liberty Street New York City Telephone Cortlandt 0744 CRITERIO 0). MATS. WED. & SAT. 3) BARNEY BERNARD and ALEXANDER CARR 1 a8 new comedy, “PARTNERS AGAIN.” West 42d St. Eves. Matinees Wed and Sat. REPUBLIC W. 48 Bry. 0048. Ev.8. Mats. Thurs. & Sat. 2.80 i KEMPY Size BELMONT THE BIG HIT! Mitchell and the Nugents. FRIDAY, ry Bina swuiy Southampton Rotterdam, « Verdi, Naples Hremen Sloan's _Liniment ea yields at once to Sloan's Linke ment. Penetrates without rub- bing brings quick comfort to all Micted parts, —it kills pain! AMUSEMENTS, Thea., 45th St. & B'way. Eve. 8,80. Matinees Wed, and Sat., 2.20 fs “ASTOR ‘th, W. of B'y. Mts. Wed.& Sat ByA.A.Milne—with Chee el c TH ar ‘DOVER | POND PRODUCTIONS WHO Ki SHS B35 SLAPPED Si 42% HUGE ~THRILLING “ABSORBING Universal Lene Dresencd, cari La emmnic JULY 28, j= STORM | HURRY Universa ae -Pres'td.byCar, ue gemmie LA TWO DA CENTRAL R an an seaSE THEATRE 42 ST TWICE DAILY 230-830 ht. IT'S THE GREATEST GLITTERING 7 ¢- jena mnrie |“ OPENING MON. NIGHT << EE SE JULY 31 HATS 256 SORISE ‘ STUCNHUUEAUOSHULUUSUYATELAAROOEUUEEO TOPO ADLER UAH $1 11845316 Spent forYOU It @st that Se “i ASTOR: AY VASST BWAY &45 ST. TWICE DAILY THERE AFTER, ~ 230, &B30PM 'GHTS 506. 75' THEATRE W.42 ST. TWICE DAILY 2:30-8:30 Day—To Night APOLL 150th & 11st Th no STARS WIL BE THERE. MOTION. PICTURES TAKEN IM ONT OF BE THEATRE LOOK FOR THE SIGH OF THE SUNLIGHT ARCS £100, 1150 ANOPAADVEDAUE AUER EUGSUURSUSUREUDTESU ELE AUOHTT ET BROADWAY & 44TH ST. Continuous Noon to 11 DANCING | CLOVER GARDENS Grand Central Palace, Eves, 8.40 Ladies 750. etme SL: ra Charges JACK HOLT in LOEW'S E ‘While Satan Sleeps’ KRANZ & WHITH, STATE seco Wan Sofie PM. 1 ‘CENES, rio, oth TNE BEST PICTURE ON BROADWAY, co SThe Sonea tional Mucical ser (raPiTOL way at Olst HARRY GAREY “THE KICK-BACK” Capitol Grand Orchestra, CONCE ERTS AND MUSIC, DIUM SYMPHONY CONCERTS PMA SRNESIER | OOGSTRATEN , .Cond To: 7 | Reercaean area at 6.50, R, Strause-Lisst Be, 800, $1.00 e=——! Ly olt A SBOR AYRES in H Rivoll Concert. Orchestra, ees # Going to the Rivell Now? Be sane GLORIA SWANSON junday in “HER GILDED CA “THE MYSTERIES ALTO OF INDIA. SQUARE famous Rialta Orch. nm MARK ALLEN HOLUBAR'S TRA N “HURRICANE’S G L” with Dorothy Phillips By 475) Strand Symphony Orch FREE We ENTS rhea sul Way ST! rion! aS Tp. W: 130 Ty, MENT? ‘Attractions, Balt Water Surf Bathing NOW OPEN. [EEPLECHASE THE BUNNY PLACE, Surf and Pool Bathing, Pryor’sBand ENTIRE SEASO WBLAND Free Dancing, Free C oe BROOKLYN, MARK my “A FOOL TRAN THERE WAS” prookiya Rust Ban, tFH STORM 1033. CREDIT TERMS $3.00 Down on 5.00 rd 75 ENGLAN with Spring Mattress yr eae Bei be, Bedroom Bulte, compl Dining Suites to Dining Tabif and 4 Chairs + FOR TUR OMB RDAY, EVENINGS, Lolth Me, LY Statle fatwas Station 2 bloc FisHER Bros COLUMBUS: AVE BET. 103" & 104" ST AMUSEMENTS, WAU EWES E EE) Went 44th t, Evenings at @0 BELASC DAVID. BEL LENORE ULRIC as KIKI) 002 MORNING DEARIE|: MUSICAL COMEDY SENSATION at the GLOBE Bivay & don Bt. Eves, at 8.25. Matinees Wed. and Sat. at 2.20. WALLACE EDOINGER—MARY \ASH IN “CAPTAIN APPLEJACK” MUSIC BOX 12 St-bey.187 Matinees Wed. and IRVING wus. MUSIC BOK REVUE" “Beat music show ever made In America." SAM H. HARRIS SY, 22.8% Byes. 8:9 Mats. Wed. & Sa SIX CYLINDER LOVE v.8.19 sharp HELP WANTSD—MALE. 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ALB AND TROY LOW FAR E* EXCURSIONS EVERY SUNDA fe July 30 Inclusive New York to Round Trip Fare Bear Mountain (West Shore R.R.) Yorktown Heights (Putnam Tilly Foster Lake Mahopac (Hatlem Div. Brewster Pawlin Millerte; Ne Chatheg, “ Correspondingly low f. tor HARLEM DIVISION Stations between Golden's Bridge and Chathi jHudson River Re Daylight for Kingston Alban Daily, Point Including | Sunday, (Cats! Sten udson and roses St. M i bots, i0 PUTNAM DIVISION Stations onl . M. (This’ boat 10 ee Po ghkeepste passengers every Yorktown Heights and Tilly F °, y but Baturday.) Dirace emit ermmections Tickets Good rail tiekets k to Albany and pted. for ¢Bear Moun- West Shore R.R.—All Traine Putnam Division—All Trains est Point, (ex Sunday), ¢New- | Harlem Division—Going: 809,41,43,99,817 hand +Poughkee Str, De wilt Returning: 46, 48, 50, 52 ‘on v . 10:00 A. OM. Pt aad Wem’ Rovih Yonkers, 10.60 A on Consult Agente tain, i Fougniktepele for partioulare 3. Desbrosses. St. WA. Mey W, 420th 8t., oad A Ms 50 A, Saturdays only—For ¢Bear Mountal giert Point and nate Be Str. Rol A. from points aving Time ‘rip Rates: New York to Bear ; = LJ 1.15; West Point, $1.25; Nee ct Sal Heine’ || SATURDAY 1 One-Day Outings. Day LTA E || Beat Mountain, West Point, Pie New York, Tel. Canal 93200, Palatial Day Line Flyer “ROBERT FULTON’ Music DAY EXCURSIONS TO 1O0UNTAIN anda, Athletic Field Row ‘ 18 “Beautiful scenic motor trips and Telephone Canal 9300. Cafeteria t popular prices Famous in Inn Din Av on Cs a Lite ER, NEW YORK. Fast oh up ‘is Battery Daily 9 8 St. Carman - 132d 8 Bt. otek M DESEROS. a NOR RIVER sadiotning pacers SATURDAY AFTERNOOK ey vi North River (ads joining Bat tery 1.50 P. Mi; W. 12d Steel Sir, Sunday Morn'ng vs. Bartery Steel Str, at tr rea y. igoth St. 9-45 West Poin ves ET tery Park), "1.30 ROUND TRIP. : FRANKLIN ST =. & Hols.8L. Children 50c , Y “Benj. B. Odell | Hi | SUNDAY CENTRAL Deligistiul Sai Pinay ATTERMEON Fy id To Bear Mountain xitirn HUDSON LENE, Jron Steamboat Co. CONEY ISLAND Steel Str, “ONTEORA” Lys. Pier A, Nort Rives, (adtou ng Battery Park), Schedule vr FRIDAY, QuLy 28. 1 Pp w 2.15 P. M W.120 St. 1,N.R. y Islan al a le ae Bear Mountain 7.30 115 pe A De w York 10.30 P. M. Ay jiidren, 6.30 Round Trip 60c ' de) ER Phones Bowling Green ROCKAWAY BEACH Ly, W. 129 St. Plert x iy Rockawi Telephone wire SHAUL ih Sunday Excursion to New Haven Steamer Dellentful trip of 180 METROPOLITAN LINE Ri ak d Peck: mise a.%. 2, Sound. Via Cape Cod Canal char ec: Refreshments Connecting at Boston for Portland, htseeing in > New Haven, Steamer leaves Pier 18, N. R,, (fe foot of Murray St.) New York, daily, including Sundays, at 5 P. M. (Daylight Saving Time). Telephone Barclay EASTERN S. S. LINES SIGHT SEEINGYACHTS All Around NEW YORK tet TOURIST’ “uae NEAR SOUTH FERRY 10.30 A. 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